Vegancuts Beauty Box Reviews

I was pretty happy with this month’s box. Although there was an oil and oils don’t agree with my facial skin, it seems even the manufacturer finds this perfectly acceptable to use on the neck. The cleanser and toner definitely were compatible with my skin and the hair product seems like it is working so far. All of these products were new to me (though I was already familiar with most of the brands) and there wasn’t really any overlap so you could create a whole skincare routine with the contents of this box if you wanted.

This box was a little bit of a mixed bag for me. The highlights were probably the cheapest items, but hey, whatever works. I’m a little bummed that the two items with the highest retail value use so much pseudoscience in order to make a sale. I did at least find good uses for the serum (as a hair oil or body moisturizer) and room spray. Although the serum did not ultimately work with my skin type, I appreciate trying brands and products that are new to me. (Maybe we can get something for oily skin one of these days though?)

I calculated a total value of $71.99 for this month’s Vegancuts Beauty Box, , which I think is pretty good. I am always happy to get a full-sized Derma E product, the base coat will be useful, and the sample size for the toner was generous. Also the mask happened to be really compatible with my skin type. The only strange thing was the facial oil and my visceral reaction to the scent of the stuff. (It still might be worth exploring other items from Annmarie Skin Care, though – perhaps some that are not for dry skin?)